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The Old Parlor (1913) Online
Original Title :
The Old Parlor
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1913
Directror :
William Robert Daly
Cast :
Irene Wallace,Frank Smith,Lillian Lorraine
Writer :
C.B. Hoadley
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.8/10

Tom returns from college and marries Jane. Their favorite place on the farm is the old parlor with its organ, rag carpet, old table and family album. They go to the city, where Tom prospers... See full summary

The Old Parlor (1913) Online

Tom returns from college and marries Jane. Their favorite place on the farm is the old parlor with its organ, rag carpet, old table and family album. They go to the city, where Tom prospers in business. Bridge parties and cigarette smoking by his wife's city friends cause a breach that constantly widens until separation is the only solution of their troubles. Jane returns home and informs her parents of her intentions. Going to the city the old father tries to bring about a reconciliation, but fails. Back home the old parents decide on a plan that they believe might bring it about. To the city they ship the old furniture the parlor. It arrives while the young couple are out and the parents install it. When Tom and Jane return prepared to divide the furniture they find a surprise; the old folks hidden, see the puzzled and amazed look over the faces of their children. Standing gazing over the old album and its photographs their hearts are drawn together. The reconciliation is complete.
Cast overview:
Irene Wallace Irene Wallace - Jane - the Wife
Frank Smith Frank Smith - Tom - the Husband
Lillian Lorraine Lillian Lorraine
John Webster John Webster


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"Pop" Hoadley has written a story of human interest which William Robert Daly has produced. A young couple are married. From the country they go to the city and prosper. The wife meets gay women friends and the two are estranged. The wife's parents, in order to effect a reconciliation, transfer from the old home the furniture of the parlor and set it up in a room in the city house. When the two are brought together in the old surroundings their differences are forgotten and they start life on a new basis. The picture will interest throughout. - The Moving Picture World, November 8, 1913